THE SOUTH NOKWALK EVENING SENTINEL
nos mu 3 MONDAY, access :7, rgrg
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YOU MUST HAVE IT " .
.. " we wenttc “summits—customers (among whom we BRUAD- JRIVER 2.:
mg, . --—-— ‘. . hope you are numbered) that we are ready to tarnish than with all 3 3:-
»: While the foreigners their requirements in building materials or all sorts. and that we . '3:
, _ are in s position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber i;
are fighting things and timber o-orn new stock arriving mil day. We will be glad to . ~ . iii;
home are quite exciting; resume the very pleasant relations which have exited in the past If; ~5-
. . . and pm». you as or old, trustworthy service and sustained club at: :::.-1
coal u selling fast and ity. In our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years 212:: 'II-l
5» furious—like “hot cakes" or experience and an scourge reputstion for conscientious desl- "III B' R d ' r 9 ' ' I
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. o... .... ...... no... ...... . ... lg e uctlons on Ladies Bathing Suits
9' the weather is not freezy III I
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‘2. yet on. answer 1. quite ,_ the sum in Edward 1 mm At the present prices, they would be good Investments, li
iv easy—coal we sell is . ' .3: - .Z ‘
, it I“ price and _ Hm my Hm 3m 0m“, :3; saved for the next season,to say nothing of
.;-~ comes not from o. ism. _ by 5......" the many. weeks of summer left
; er of doubt.” Thus it is :1;
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.... ...... ... no.1... Watch . llll ... Plenty of Pretty Parasols
2' of course we’re more ”mum” PARIY 3::
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' than willln to include f h :- ° '
.3 g or t e “RSI BIII MIR .. Your Chorce at 3 Reduction of
1: your valued order; coal 2-:
4 you cannot do without. I:' 25 per cent.
, . The The Norwalk Furniture House Fm" mm "mm" 5‘“ """°"‘ 1 Ve 5 ec'al v 1 e ' th 32 00 G d
. ' 14-16 WALL STREET. TELEPHONE 44. sibls Person is Not Known I [y p I a U S III e ' [a e
FERRI S C0 AL Prompt Delivery—Repairing n Specialty. . NOW $1 50
The 8|“er store and building be-
COMPANY lensing to Edward '1‘. Mills. on New
. “11923111372? a Spec‘lflsy; 5.: “"1 AND RUOSE'HJ gonna: loverlllue. at Five Corners, was
. money y v g your war 0 e e . tube 0 i. e ground, early Sunday
E . Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds. morning, under attendant circum- . _
___. . ' stances which have aroused the sus- h an- -1.- .. a - 1"- - —“’“'M
A. CD C0090, FIOI’ISt. MEEI I" BHIHBEPUHI vicious of the owner and the autliorl- “:0; beta;fidshfiherih:a:o:$r::é: “““*“““‘~-\‘\ rel-.1
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_ .. BUY _ TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE. . __.__ , 22;.Ilungig2rfteg‘gliig ‘31:; “3:0? carried with J. hf. Layton a 00., inc.. 0
, VERY MODERATE PRICES. CUIUIIOI LaUflIIS at IUIW III Former ' ered near the building when the flames of South Norwalk. Q rleger O.
. ‘ __ ‘ were first noticed by a passing automo
Hazelton Norwalk NBDI‘BSBDIGIIVU bile party; bound for New Canaan. the WANIH] III IEABH
Sbeiiet is sustained that possibly an
‘entrance had’been made and that perv .
[he GUI-ham C0. The Post says that Bridgeport held‘haps the tire was started from a light» fRIENDS IIIIW “I "ANBE ‘ ’ '
the great politician of his time. Colon- ed‘matcli. The loss is estimated at be- r m
el Theodore Roosevelt, leader of lhe’tween 81,000 and 81,500. which is par-
"If"! to n my“; is Always the hint 'l‘llinll in Progressives. for a brief time Satur-Itially covered by insurance. . .
i . . day and the amusing part of it all; it was shortly after one o'clock Sun- Tony BO" D‘d NM GU ADDUI H m
TheB. HerSI;I:Id&SOIICO! was that his progress through the'day morning that the automobile with IIIO RI m wa and was FIIIOII earance ale
- ' TEL. 122 wlA-r‘ . ,5‘3‘9 “‘35 halted by ““3 hi8 REPUDH- the party passed the store. Tile oc- H y
I. . . M , H T- l , ‘can parade, fcupants of the car were attracted by 51m and COSIS I
Colonel Roosevelt was on the way 3 light I“ “‘9 building in“ stopping to IS NOW III FUII SWIIIg
m to Waterbury and Hartford. where he inl'eiitlsale. discovered that it was While a d . , 1 ‘
= IN. RED OAK COAL I AM THE was booked to meet the Progressive ailre. Being unfamiliar with ”‘3‘ 390‘ evening at tfigczxs‘: 01: 3:37:81)?“ F II ' e I
l: .. .I t. mm m , ......” ... .. ..., mom... h... .. on... no... he. .m .. 69 WWI im‘ih‘ii ~. 3 Coats, Skirts, Dresses, Clothing
- c _ with his son and one or two others lain what to do. but broke in the door ' ' y . y .
b l l b t ’ r 'eed d t t ll ti . .
om..::::.::‘:.:s:..:tt.::: Palm"!!! .. .. 2...; der°we$§n3°'iiifli.;"iii. for Boys and Girls Selling at
r ' ' , t a good clip until they reached the mem 9" ° '0 W" y “0““ “mes . . ‘
1_ t H m k 9,1 tit ' .. " rectly. To show ills conten t t
,. outlast; ~ Paper Hanging °‘ HALF PRICE
g». ’ . ~ , ' ‘ crowd in the street ahead. “”1 ca e 0" ‘3 “9 3‘ 0" ‘9 ' . '
...; low price Just to when!” my Red I) I' II“ The machine “In“ iut wet I ‘blaze gained considerable headway be~ “‘5‘“?sz m ““1““ ““ "”mbm‘e' . Est III h CI] A f Y
‘I 03k Coal. I tun SCIIIDK AIDIIII. POW ' eco a g I U 8 o fore they arrived on the Scene and’va‘ 8” . any IIII‘OIIKII III? InStrumenI" . a Is a arge ccount. or our.
land Cement at very “we“ prices. I I Broad 8mm as “the Republican par-‘0‘ result the building and stock were Whoreupon Tony 8‘“ “9°” Delpurya
n. has must be returned. ode termed. It was not possible for entirely destroyed ' ltd. during the scuffle, broke his trom- ’ self and settle Youn Bi“ III ,
,, . _. 'WILLIAM EFFRON The GOl'IlfllIl‘ Go them to set through. Trailic omcersé A ii t I e ii hi i MM" W k‘ P l l H Y
« . -. " I had orders to halt all. and even the} 5 10 Mi 0 Mr 3' Wu br n 115 n S I
1 ROWAN 57-. EAST HOHWALK' “first Ch ”Kendall great had to bow to this rule. Ithe door they found a man intoxicated m?;?18::::::rsfingireigfighalnda fret; ee y‘ ayment“ I t iwi e P 0“
Tel. 441. T." “1- ’Tel. “2. Hill Recognizes Teddy 'ciose to the building. This incidentihm stones were prominent 1.5:!)233 V Illa acreat Milny éys.
- -.-.-.- ...-jr Strange to say no one redognized :I‘l‘daigtugdhhiir 1;: Links?) 1:03:83 and Alphonse Defloria received a
The Well Known the great Colonel until former Con- p y "if 3 ° slight slash on his back. and his broth.
gressman Hill's piercing eyes diuov.» and Ollicer mm” They picked “9 er Joseph a cut on his left hand The
' ' four men on New Canaan avenue all ' '
, eredih 'llk i . ” ilbtr th ' f ,
'Alpha Portland Cement GOTTLIEB'S SEMI-ANNUAL mm In 8.2380,...“3‘13 21:3?” beam 0’ “0!“ we" “mm“ ’°' drunken‘mgd Irznfirlfe omildemllhe: dzsllIeried
. BEGAN TODAY. the Roosevelt auto. ‘ nose and fitted in the Town corut this the place with bu e stones bre his A CTION SALE
’At the Lowest Prices is Sold by . “ .. morning, 8 . a 8 l I
MEN'S SUITE. How are you, Colonel?" said Mr In the em‘emem of “mm thMm;windows and bottles of wine and beer. .
s- which were on the tables inside, and Owing to the removal of the firm of Morris Joseloff. wholesale gro-
«.WM. EFFRON,
I ROWAN 81'.
Tel. 441.
erythingtBelowCost
FURNITURE, ch’i‘tpETe CHAlRS.
oHEe AND ALL Houssaom
0008 AT LOWEST PRICES-on
finesse AT 15 ELY AVE.
9115 . ELY live.
$7 Suits
accesses-eel...
- GOTTLIEB’S
11 NORTH MAIN CT.
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no Suits ea
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. Colonel."
$7&$10 Clothin‘gStore
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Hill.
the names of the automobile party
"HGIIO- H1" " Mid the Colonel in his Were not obtained. nor was the license
““31 hearty “fly as he “‘00“ hands number of the machine. An effort is!
with I visor. “What is a" this?" inow being made by Edward 1‘. Mills'
"Why this is a Republican parade. to learn who they are. This is for the
said Mr. Hill, :pllrpose of identifying, it possible, the
"Well, this is the first time in my man whom they» round around the de
life that l have ever been "held up by .troyed building.
a Republican parade." said the 001-: Kerosene Lantern Starts 3'." In
cool with a smile. Newman,"-
Quick ss a flash came back bin!
.. Fire. starting from an explosion of a
Hill: That in b . '
ay a so but 30“ have kerosene lantern which hung along-
Daily and Sunday ‘
Papers
office. . Prompt service.
Phone your order to
RIGGERMAN
R03, 64 Norib Main St.
Delivered to your home or .
held it bl . "
p many a Repu lean parade. side of the water guess of one of the
The c .
“my “31:51:E‘l'fll'liiit‘gfifilv’efiw: boilers totally destroyed the boiler
‘ « 3° building of the GilberL& Bennett Man-
in his automobile_ t turln lant. i Geo ctown Sat-'
The Roosevelt party waited for u so 8 p n rg '
urdsy evening, causing a. loss of about
about twenty minutes before it could
16. 000. There is insurance carried so
proceed. The march then went on
east across Main sire t a t S that the loss will be materially reduc-
ford. avenue with 0 tinenIllgzoveumgfl ed. The watchman was in the boiler
u r room at the time of the explosion and
“Y ’0‘ “‘8 him ‘5 3“" ibettle with the senior. Tile tightens
did excellent work and confined the
ilr re to the boiler room. The watch-
man was uninjured by the explosion.
it was a two hours' fight before the
The Norwalk police are determined
to stop absolutely. all isoklesa speed--
ing on the part of automobillsts and
operators of motorcycles. as the nu-
merous arrests of yesterday show.‘ blaze was put out.
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PAWN BROKERS.
Chiet William R. Pennington said thlei The mill was working today and by
morning that tuture offenders would ti-lh‘m‘i‘iiw it Will be running agfl
‘had been sent to the house by Ser-i
h on
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ibfinsli‘is VOIWMGOPS t0 the scene ‘0 the start of the fight, is still missing.
in onI
endangering the safety of the inmates.
About 9:10 o'clock James Patina ran "
up to Officer Milton 1. Lockwood, on
Bouton street. and excitedly told him'
oi! the small sized war in progress on
Lexington avenue.
Officer Lockwood hurried with all
possible speed to the scene of battle,
meeting Officer Albert E. Fraser, ‘vvho
sisting of all kinds of Groceries. at
.oiilcers reached the house together
They investigated the cease of the |
breaking up of the dance. and thel Funeral of Infant Frances Osborne. I
fight which followed. Joseph DeficrlsJ The funeral oi Frances Osborne, in-
Alphonse D'eilorln and Antony Congro lent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
were arrested. This morning. in court, Osborner was held trim the home on
Antony Congro. who had wielded s Fslgneld avenue this morning at
stiletto to advantage. was fined $100 9: 30' o'clock. It war private and
and costs. the case of the Defloria burial was made in Norwalk Ceme-
brothers was nolled. itery. The hull; child died Saturday.
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i Funeral of lira. Hoyt.
but Oflicer Fraser toll in portion oihiSI The funeral services ot the late Mrs.
cloths. cut in shreds. in the garden 11! Joseph Bush of Sycamore street East
the. rear OI the Defloria house. Both Norwelk. were held this morning from
Oiiicer Fraser and other»: Lockwood the funeral parlors or D. w. Raymond.
deserve credit for the manner in WhiCh on Washington street at 8: 30 o'clock,
they handled the case. and the arrests and from St. Joseph’s Church at 9
they Diode. Oificer Lockwood brought o 'clock. Burial follow ed in St. Mary 8
one of his prisoners to the station. cemetery The pallbearers were Dr.
While onlcer Fraser stood guard at p.13 Hoyt, P J. Burke, H Newman
geant J. Harry Gibson. and the twot “E“Tfls NH” FUNEHALS
cer. st 52 Water‘street. South Norwaik, to Waterbury.
above mentioned iirm will sell at Public Auction the entire stock. con-
Conn.. the
less than wholesale price.
This is in order to avoid the extra expense of double cottage, freight
and labor. '
AUCTION BEGINS SATURDAY. AUGUST 15TH. AT 2 P. M., AND
WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK l8 SOLDl
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holiow tile blocks. faced with Harvard
brick, with slate rooi’. There will be
‘a hot water hentlng system,_electrio
lights an. every modern improve-
ment. ' t
Sub-ContraCts Awarded.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co. have
the contract for the heating in the
line residence which is now under
construction for Manlce DeF. Lock-
wood. from plans of Architect Joseph
W. Northrop of Bridgeport. The Nor-
walk Heating & Plumbing 00., have
the contract for the plumbing and the
New England Engineering Co. the
electrical work. The painting con~
tract and the fixtures are not let as
yet. ‘
W. H. McMahon has the contract.
to erect a seven-room frame resl~
dence for Miss Eleanor Toner at:.
Harbor View. It will cost about
be more severely dealt with, unless I9“ time. Already the companys or"
operators of machines heeded the hoists are having plans drawn for a the house, thfi ”Whining tho. bolus and C. Wood.
warning given, tune and time again, now boiler room and work upon it will brought to the lockup in an goutomo-
and ceased breaking the law. [commence flzht away. During the lie- bile, With 59'8““ Bibs“. _‘.' '
‘ ——s———-'--—r-—-‘-=--—- ‘- ql'leI of construction the Iboilers will be
Porter Runes. of this city, was one sheltered with I temporary building
or the many automobillsts» arrestedi ' Darien House a Total Lou.
We have a line of Suit Cases which
requiresthe eye of an expert to dis-
tinguish from real leather 'lahese cases
sell for one-half the price of leather
$2, 500.
Alfred Scam has taken out a per-
'mit for a one-story frame factory
to be erected on Day street. It will
be 34x80. costing about $300. I
C. B. Kunes has The contract for
a sixroom frame residence to be
erected on Main street, together with
a garage, 10x14 feet. The plane
call for all improvements. including
electric lights.
Fred Polombo has started work
a two— family frame house on
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Funeral of John Kabalelk.
ih i f the late
Add“ W. 'Dreytuss was inted JohflaKggfigllr, ?frvRI§:eostreet, were
trustee in the banlguptlgy to use woo: held yesterday afternoon from St. Lad
1 The ““530“ Maple “9"“9- Darlen. Richard W Law. r rey‘ use islaus Hungarian Catholic Church,
cases. and wear consult unwell.
yesterday by the local police tor speed.
ins oli'weet avenue; his one arrest-{rowdy purchased by William Well- 9‘6““ ‘0 thisIcanacIiitifiurdaélgiom mm Rev. 1:. Cum, omclating Inter
W “‘8 at 9’ meet. as o ”a“: ' meat was in St. abiry'a comets??-
. . " . ... _ _ed by Seminal. Thomas leatherhlnd. nibi. or High street, Norwalk, w B kg whim...
' and “'3" ““5 ”1'7““ 39°31- “1" combietdi destroyed bloflre WWW-me Reset“ mm a" .'."‘m , 1 Miss Bessie F Corbett. of High
3082le ROSOIIIIGIII pron morning, I1I553-‘ ‘ night.“ The origin or the blaze iii Nit port. " ‘ .- .1 iatroet, has returned from a few days'
Money Iwed‘ on mm“ M value. . known and the flames had gained a visit with friends in Brooklyn and Flet-0
”Musical instruments, Hardware, unre- " W'good start when neighbors across thei Several complaints have been regis- bu ilh.
I I . t for Antoine Plrozc.
m " educt‘ dl oov ed til 6 rail in an “M With the police relative to 01’9“. West D0\ or stree
ed ”hunt!!! STREET I Big R ons 0“ ...-13:3. hog-thew 33:; Fire Iiepart- ““1319“ 0“ machines speeding “D ' It will have all improvements except-
. NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES. heat. .
, eat “a on th e a greater Armory Hill. This practice the police mg i. i
”H "OHWHI‘K. i: I 0;";th ullli :23 a mass 0; any they will have stopped immediate (The Comerclnl Record) . '
l A very pleasant day was enjoyed
i run so tits, on on ts to fight it 17 ‘x , Will Build elude. .
" b ”I ' IThe? confined their Harry R. Finch. of New York city.I From the plans oi! Architect Joseph yesterday at the home of Oillcer and
other resi- was a visitor-st the home of his moth- W. Northrop of Bridgeport, the con Mrs Frank V. Strflton. on Haviland
er. Mrs. Mary J. men. on vim Zen! tract has been given to George Merts’s street, when Mr. and Mrs. Stratton ell.
‘ oclook. Mr. street.- over the vies! end. eons of Port Chester, N. Y.. for ‘9. tel-mined in a jolly fashion Mr. and
ed the struc- Th6 Lockwood “sells“ hem. of new garage to be built for Msnide Mrs. Charles Carnegie. of Sound
. secreted and this city (1 tiled the Georgetown Des‘ Lockwood. "in connection with Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Condor
ready for cor team. in . orgetown. yesterday., to his new resilience on frame street.!Brldgeport. and the Misses May and
it“ til '
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in be constructed of Ethel Allen, oi Bridgeport. “I" A
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